Skills Are Becoming Software Dependencies
Skills are starting to look less like prompt files and more like dependencies: generated artifacts, host adapters, evals, freshness checks, versioning, and lifecycle management.
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I'm Daniel Beck. I build platforms, products, and the tooling in between. My focus is frontend architecture at scale: micro-frontends, design systems, and the developer experience that holds it together. Lately I've been deep in AI-augmented engineering, building agent systems that help write, test, and ship code.
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Skills are starting to look less like prompt files and more like dependencies: generated artifacts, host adapters, evals, freshness checks, versioning, and lifecycle management.
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